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Table 1 Sample description of those who reported intimate partner violence in the past year, NESARC II, n = 2,255

From: Characteristics of adults involved in alcohol-related intimate partner violence: results from a nationally representative sample

 

N

%

Intimate Partner Violence (IPV, Total N) in past year*

Victimization

1,760

75.14

Perpetration

1,824

73.97

Demographics

Male

919

45.77

Race and Ethnicity

  

White or Caucasian

1,088

58.61

Black or African-American

647

17.71

Hispanic or Latino

549

16.13

Other race

124

7.55

Agea

40.08 (0.42)

 

Risk Factors (past year)

Marijuana use disorder

130

5.70

Alcohol abuse & dependence

  

No alcohol abuse or dependence

1,930

79.15

Alcohol abuse or dependence

478

19.95

Depression

452

17.60

Mania

186

7.41

Dysthymia

72

2.43

Hypomania

85

3.66

Panic disorder

103

4.36

Social phobia

142

5.76

Specific phobia

322

13.04

General Anxiety

219

8.99

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

377

14.39

Event-level alcohol use: Respondent (n = 1,675)

None

1,423

84.43

Rarely

166

9.60

Sometimes

30

1.92

Always

56

4.06

Event-level alcohol use: Spouse/partner (n = 1.608)

None

1,120

71.07

Rarely

255

15.37

Sometimes

92

4.99

Always

141

8.57

  1. aMean and SE are reported.
  2. *Victimization and perpetration exceed 100%, as 49% of the sample has been both victims and perpetrators of IPV.